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P1502R000M1.jpg This is a GrokNews Entry: (what is grok?)fantastic panormaGrok Headline matches for fantastic panorma"Fantastic""Fantastic" 04/09/2005 09:09 AM "A fantastic mosaic""A fantastic mosaic" 04/25/2004 02:45 AM "Will Collier is fantastic""Will Collier is fantastic" 07/09/2004 03:14 AM more fantastic newsmore fantastic news 01/07/2004 02:44 PM An amazing week continues. First it was the victory in the RIAA case. Now news that Norway has acquitted Jon Johansen again. Stay tuned to the channel that has helped make much of this freedom possible -- EFF, and remember, it is the time for giving. (BTW: I'm a board member at EFF, and my job is supposed to include asking rich people to give lots of money to support EFF. As I hate the possible implicit quid-pro-quo in asking for lots of money, help me Dean-ify fundraising at EFF. Lots of small contributions, soon. Or, alternatively, if you'd like to give big, I guess that's ok too.) Fantastic VoyageFantastic Voyage 04/27/2004 05:59 AM Cyberonics' medical implant is the size of a chocolate-chip cookie, and it could -- could -- be worth $2.8 billion someday. But as this dramatic tale of innovation and entrepreneurship shows, saving lives can be one tough business. fantastic newsfantastic news 07/06/2004 10:10 AM Bravo, Senator. Edw ards is a brilliant choice. First Impression: Fantastic StatsFirst Impression: Fantastic Stats 04/13/2005 06:43 AM - Peter Lewis , CEO, Progressive Insurance Four Fantastic Case ModsFour Fantastic Case Mods 08/27/2004 01:44 PM Direct and Related Links for 'Four Fantastic Case Mods' Modding is as hot as ever it would appear. ExtremeTech has showcased four specific case mods that they think are just the coolest. Each of them are very extreme and perhaps even a bit bizarre, I was always fascinated with the desire to do this type of hobby….GE's Fantastic VoyageGE's Fantastic Voyage 08/16/2004 10:46 AM  Over at the NanoBot,
Howard Lovy writes about General Electric's new "Fantastic Voyage" television commercial:
"General Electric is working on real-life nanotechnology, but somebody in its ad department knows that lectures on the company's R&D in nanocomposites and nanostructured optoelectronics will leave viewers running for the fridge or the remote. Instead, it chose to try for the imagination, using cultural icons and humor."Li nk What's in a Fantastic Enterprise Portal?What's in a Fantastic Enterprise Portal? 03/14/2003 01:28 AM To many, the term "portal" is just another enterprise software buzzword, a consequence of being thrown around so casually that it means everything and nothing. But a really great portal can be the vehicle for a powerful set of functions that are vital to companies large and small. Tripping the Light FantasticTripping the Light Fantastic 05/01/2004 07:46 AM So now that Menu Master 1.1.1 is ready for release (it is a download link, that it is) and will... Fantastic Freeware FindsFantastic Freeware Finds 01/17/2004 10:55 PM Generally speaking, I like saving the cool stuff for Lockergnome's channels, but I found a couple of nifty tools today that I just couldn't wait to share with the world. First, a Command Prompt Explorer Bar (via Julien Cheyssial). Second, PhotoFiltre - one of the best free image editors I've ever found (courtesy of alt.comp.freeware). If it weren't for RSS, I wouldn't have discovered either one of 'em. Jason suggested that we start running a top ten "new feeds" list in our newsletters, so expect to see the first one next week. Oh yeah, I also learned about Peter Hirschberg's classics through my news aggregator. Still think I'm crazy? Good.... Fantastic answers to universal questionsFantastic answers to universal questions 08/31/2004 03:24 PM Direct and Related Links for 'Fantastic answers to universal questions' “A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away, someone had the idea that science would be at its most interesting when it was being subverted. Just as science itself was developing, storytellers began expanding the worlds of physics, biology, chemistry and engineering. They came up with a universe full of lightsabers, spaceships and robots, steeped in a heady brew of technobabble and draped on a background of journeys to exotic worlds. But science…A Dim Speck in Space With a Fantastic
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Wired has just posted a series of "Infoporn" PDFs showing really
fascinating stats about the realtionship of intellectual property and
the public domain. They cover all the bases here, from books and music
to seed-stock and the genome. This is excellent, excellent stuff.
We first mentioned the
Sleeptracker watch 
So I'm a child. I know
that. But surely I'm not the only one who has noticed the Cellpoint
Flamingo Headset looks like a big, black cock hanging out of these
people's ears? It may sound great, feel great, and have a long battery
life—it still looks like a dong. If I'm going to pay $130 for a
nubian schlong, it's going to be attached to something more
substantial than six different rubber ear pieces.
I4U has a review on the Mvisto DivX
Player. Very similar indeed to the Wigobyte Mvolt-100 Media Flash